How to determine last Amex CLI attempt

[rmduhon]

It does when you get denied like I was.

[Gmood1]

No it doesn't. My Amex card didn't​ go from $4k to $36k on its own. I requested CLIs over the last 24 months. If you didn't get it at activation. Give it 91 days and try again. If that doesn't work. Give it 180 days from activation and try again. You'll eventually get your increase. 

I've been denied and then received the CLI the next day after hitting the luv button again.

[Anonymous]

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@rmduhon wrote:
It does when you get denied like I was.

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Depends on what the denial reason was.....

[rmduhon]

A collection. If I had waited 3 more days the collection would've been gone.

[Anonymous]

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@rmduhon wrote:
A collection. If I had waited 3 more days the collection would've been gone.

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Got it...thanks!

[txtjjs]

You can do a search for American Express on your email if you keep stuff like that. The subject line for my last one read, "Important information about your limit increase request."

[Anonymous]

If you received a CLI denial letter in the mail, you could use the date of the letter as the starting point for the date count.

[AverageJoesCredit]

I like to keep it simple, since i have a small notebook with all my accounts written down, i check my accounts every couple days, with due date, balance and credit limit written down, some may have aprs and other noteable stuff but i do it the ol fashion way. If i apply for an increase i note it on a page and what date i did it with results and mark down when is next possible date to try again. Then just put in a reminder on my calendar and cheesy poofs, try again